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Emergencies are a part of life. There’s no way to predict them and often no way to avoid them — but you can plan ahead for an emergency, at least financially

Your teen may think they’re ready to hit the road on their own, but you know it’s your responsibility to make sure they understand the importance of safe driving before they go solo. After months of driving lessons, you may still be wondering if they’re ready — even after they’ve passed their driver’s test

Whether it’s keeping you dry on a rainy day or warm and cozy on a cold winter night, your roof is a vital part of your home. To help make sure it’s protecting you and your family from the elements, regular maintenance and inspections are key

During an emergency, your filing cabinet may not be the first place you’d run to. But, it often contains essential documents — including passports, marriage certificates, wills and insurance policies — that you don’t want to lose if a disaster strikes